Ah yes. One
of my favorite characters of all time… Master Yoda. Yoda
was one of the most renowned and powerful Jedi Masters in galactic history, who
was known for his legendary wisdom, mastery of the Force and skills in light
saber combat. Sounds like modern day
health care education to me.
The need for wisdom and knowledge.
Mastery of regulations.
Skills with technology.
The Jedi are
considered keepers of the peace and justice in the galaxy (healthcare), with
Jedi Masters (educators) often working together on missions with their
respective apprentices in order to pass their knowledge and employ their
abilities on the field.
A Jedi must have the deepest
commitment, the most serious mind.
-Yoda
Fear Not. As educators, Inquisit’s goal is to find the topics your need and
want and bring that education to you. We understand what subjects are
your pain points or even scare you. We package them for you so you can increase
your knowledge of them and you can overcome them. No need to sidestep an issue
or ignore a topic. Knowledge is the best way to confront and overcome the
fears.
Named must your fear be before banish it you can.
-Yoda
Size matters not. I often say Inquisit is small
but mighty. Our team is successful because we have the Force with us… you. Our
valued customers who inspire us to deliver the education you need and want. You
are our Force.
Look at me. Judge me by my size, do you? Hmm? Hmm. And well you
should not. For my ally is the Force, and a powerful ally it is.
-Yoda
Just do it. I love Yoda’s
just do it attitude and this quote teaches us to believe in ourselves and our own abilities. It is a
confidence boosting quote that encourages us to go beyond “trying” to the point
where you just do it. It gets rid of all sense of hesitation and doubt. To me it
pushes the point that you must have conviction in everything you do. For those of you who know Inquisit…enough
said.
Try not. Do or do not.
There is no try.
-Yoda
Learn new
things. There is nothing magical about learning new things. All lifelong learners
should know that learning is hard work, and knowledge combined with practice
may make you excellent at something. There are no shortcuts and no books you
can read to have the secrets of a skill simply cast upon you. You have to do
the thing you want to be better at…over and over and over again.
Much to learn you still have. This is just the beginning!
-Yoda
Learn.
Teach. When many of us
went to school, it was the strategy to keep everything you learned close to the
chest. If you knew it, and no one else did, you were superior. The tables have
turned now—information is freely available. Now, the strategy is to divulge
your knowledge base, so others “know that you know.”
Share
your knowledge. Pass it on. Mentor another. If you don’t someone else will and you’ll look
like Jar Jar
Binks. Messuh sorry. Messuh does not want to share. Messuh want to keep all the
space-junk.
Always pass on what you
have learned.
-Yoda
May the Force Be With You!

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